Nunavut

Canada's northernmost polar territory, rich in Inuit culture, with ice fields, auroras, the midnight sun and Arctic wildlife.

Nunavut lies in northern Canada, covering a large swath of the Arctic mainland and archipelago. It is Canada's largest territory by area, with a predominantly Inuit population and Inuktitut as one of its official languages. The capital, Iqaluit, on Baffin Island, is a place to learn about Inuit art and traditional culture. National parks such as Auyuittuq have fjords, glaciers and mountains, ideal for adventurous hiking. In summer you can see the midnight sun, narwhals and polar bears, while winter brings the northern lights. There are almost no roads linking the territory to the south, so access is mainly by air, with Iqaluit the main gateway; travel costs are high.

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